Bethesda Maps Out 2021 Content For Fallout 76, Brotherhood Of Steel Continuation Slated For This Summer

Despite the initial backlash of the launch that was Fallout 76, many users of the game that remained continue to play thanks to the number of fixes, updates, and content drops that arrived to the 2018-released game. Namely, the latest addition being Steel Dawn which arrived back in December that welcomed the Brotherhood of Steel to the Appalachian Wasteland.

But looking ahead, Bethesda has yet to truly welcome the next additions for Fallout 76 yet. Although the number of players are still swelling thanks to the game’s addition to Xbox Game Pass back in July 2020, there is of course more that will be coming in due time.

As per a new blog post that went up on Monday, Bethesda Game Works shares the 2021 roadmap for Fallout 76. You can view the entire plan for Fallout 76 content in the image below:

This spring, Season 4 kicks off for Fallout 76 with the additions of C.A.M.P. Slots, S.P.E.C.I.A.L. Loadouts, and Daily Ops Expansion I. Of course, with a new season also welcomes new items, cosmetics, and in-game goodies to unlock over at the Atom Shop. For this summer, the second part of the Brotherhood of Steel occupation ‘Steel Reign’ arrives to Appalachia.

“Last year we met The Appalachian Brotherhood of Steel, witnessed a conflict between the ranks and discovered new obstacles in their path. Steel Reign concludes the story of The Brotherhood, introducing all new quests, locations, NPCs, and powerful new rewards. Whose side will you take? Your choices will change the Wasteland,” the description reads from the roadmap.

Fall is told to welcome Daily Ops Expansion II and “an evolution to Private Worlds”. But the following winter looks to be even juicer with 4-star legendaries, C.A.M.P. pets, and “Invaders from Beyond” which appears to be a hint towards the return of aliens to the Fallout franchise once again.

In other news regarding Fallout 76 as of late, Microsoft issued the FPS Boost treatment to the game welcoming a targeted 60 frames per second. You can read the full report by heading here.

Are you planning to play Fallout 76 in 2021?

Fallout 76 is out now for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, and PC; playable via backwards compatibility on PlayStation 5.

Source: Bethesda